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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-17
Advertisements.

..
Oils McMaster, Brice & Kctchin.
Masters Sale e--Jno. II. Seibels, Mas
ter.
For tho Blood --McMaster, Brice &
Ketchin.
For tho Livcr-McNlaster, Brice 81
Ketchin.
Attention. G.. L. I.-C. M. Chan
dler, Secretary.
Local Briors.
There are 165 pupils in Mount
Zion School al present.
PROF. Witherow has been quite
unwell for o few days, but will be able
TO resume his duties this week.
1t is tho man whose business card
docs not appear in the columns of the
newspaper that is grumbling about
dull times now.
At the Fair Mrs. r. w. Scruggs,
Of this county, took q premium for
artificial flowers, and Miss M. II. Ision,
Of Winnsboro, premium for a skirt.
Mr.. j, r.. Boylesis agent for q
light company, whicB uses lamp with
q preparation motto i'll any home. 1t
gasaM the brilliancy of its
light, and is cheap and durable.
-..Look out for D. A. Hendricks big
advertisement in our next issue. Hc
cuts prices all to pieces on boots, shoes,
hats and clothing. Watch for his space.
He will astonish you with unpara-
lclled offors.
In giving account of the accident
to Mr.. Ellison in Columbia, we were
mistaken in saying he was injured.
Mr.. Ellison was not the one thrown,
but q friend riding with him was
thrown without serious injury.
This office is indebted to one Of
our cnterprising merchants for a quart
sample Of superior Cabinet whiskey.
Competent judges pronounce it tho
best ever brought to Winnsboro, and
twill be advertised in our columns
sooI.
Prof. d. B. Johnston, who was in
Winnsboro Tuesday III attendance
upon tho Bryan-Jordan wedding, is
the Superintendent Of tho Columbia
Graded Schools. Prof. Patterson
Wardlaw, former principal Of our
school, is now principal under him in
Columbia.
@-The editors return their grateful
thanks to little Eliza Nelson, daughter
of DR.. r.. w. Nelson, of this county,
for basket Of nice ripe, second crop
May apples, grown in her fathers
orchard. This is an unusual thing to
see second crop of May apples at
maturity. The gift is highly appre-
ciated.
-Major. g. w. Faucet, Of this
county, gave us call on Monday and
renewed his subscription. lie is II
years old and is remarkably preserved
for one of his age. lie has been on
uninterrupted subscriber to this paper
silico its ommencement-1844 land
moreover always pays for it. THE
+ NEWS AND HERALD wishes him many
years yet on this sphere.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-17

Personal. Miss Agnes Ri &C, of
Union, is visiting her Mrs J. +. Nc
Master.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-17

For SALE.-Ono carload cyprus
shingles. j. II. MoMAsrER Sc Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-17

NoTIOE LADIES. ..--The wives of the
5sTrustocsof Mount Zion College, the
wives of the members ofMount Zion
Society, and oil other ladies feeling all
interestin our school, arc requested
to meet at the residence of Mrs. James
A. Brice this (Thursday) evening, at
4 O'Clock, sharp, 10 organize a perma-
nent Ladies' Aid Society. for the pur-
poae of fnrthering the interests Of our
school. This object is important and
should be attended to.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-17
DRY GOODS AND MOTIONS S

In Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings, last winter
bought heavily and did we'll with them This influenced us
to do this fall in that line Come and We intend
clear them Iandkerche big line and tho prettiest
prices leave to the decision Of the purchaser White
Goods, Damask, Napkins, Doyes Towels Shcctngs Shirt
ngs Bleaching at bottom figures, Canton Fanno Red and
Whitc Fancls, Calico Gingham, etc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-17
zAa~~sa~~~ =, -.
A Il O u r l. OW YR II" i

Now want to give timely suggestion all who not
thoroughly acquainted with of doing business We
give undivided attention work, and motto
from beginning has been Small Profits Quick Salos Don't
fail to try our house.
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Si.JiBA SECCk.

:. (. Mercer, yil'or 0: tie NoE;L-
sr,tsEu Live sues JYur =. PUBLISH.
O.; ~Cl-y-uu-. ~hD 'l-..r4 E-up 4IuUs
the E-esai m~e:.a- Of tn I've SIX
A-~oeG tn. -G,~- 10 IL gs 81 ~ E-: e
.ue= 70 tie -iJsk intellect, o! NrsaL4 L,
folio -:
the ea;,le ilt-r.,t5 Of ia Stat a;e
fairly pEgspsr2a-. 10 Extreme io,-s
having O-euIrl dli : TIE V.,: Water.
C-;u= ~rgi I=,y Ia- ~suu II pao. 81.
LII!ou AMI lraHs II l. a.y IJ.r-s v=.r
quite geuera.i! ,uI-T-,l-rI tErG- til
-iig wIuieE !uy-Ja-. b: - Winter
ID, len m.iL MEX -gi "a II fr~ small
areas the ID-s-. ar igli. The ogiInok
!oE a 5o,i gsUEi4 o: -r4.- t44s >ua-.eI
J. l.';eugs -UI s~;oeE-.-u ar ~ god
-p.sts.
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THE :uVEyoR-GENEHAL

The people OF Reno are c.r-z'a:ing 4
petition. which received many si-n -.
to continue Gen. Irish in the oE.ee Of
surTeyor-G-ncraI. The petition should
b- circulated throughout the State.
In,h IL a good man for the Office. aud
mas III nICTe nays than one shUgn thai;
be takes an interest in Nevada. HI.
talk / regard to irrigation Is sound a.. :
dollar. and il will lie long tsi1re auo,h-
er peIson can be fond TO I'll the Office
"i SIrveTor.G-meral. if h. j. not, re-
taineI, as ~,I a. Mr. Insh would.
Lyon Times.
r the purP"sH Of correcting q fall"
impression vlish seems 10 have gained
cunsHcy Eish IeieTeuce 10 thu yr---ut
status Of tic cHi,e Of SuTvs! o. G-ueral.
VI give the following facts derived from
u ihOruu -hly rrlilbie source.
Gen. Irish i po~ a, woJk taEirG sn
inventory Of tie L. :. IruIeriy. IN
which Ls is liable, under Ll- bind IF
Sl20,OOJ - the Government a., Sury-Y.
orc neral, preparatory To tuning it
over to his successor whenever he nI,y
lie aPpointel by the Try.id~ut. The
o6cs will remain closed Tor hnsines,
with the property in the hands Of the
Chief CirIE, from and si;er the 3lst in.
sisn' until M appointment j, made By
the President.
In the mean time Gen. Irish viii ar.
range n s~,t'i'U'B. with the Commits
siOusr Of the GENIAL Land Om-e. aqi
also With the L. :. Treasurer. while
for ell Prartictl purposes the Office Of
U. $. SurryOr.G General Of Nevada wlII
remain imperative until an appoinim nj
TO Hl, the vacancy is made.
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The

Iir. CAaE:vs y. lash, sLy,- o. poiat-
men; - United s;.;e, s4nvyu 5.G r4-r.l
o! Nevada va, II yi-,i by the Shit,
left !r,tenAy lI,.Lirg fyE E-Lo.
That ME. I.:.n /, y-al4-nuy qualified
igE tie position i !yaaI IN tie sa-I lu4i
L. J. al experienced slsy-yor AID vl-i.
Ls-T, LavIu- .ag i-e term o! three y-...
operated IN Tia: capacity Tor - .Arrl...-
-s', 1"rhs a. Slut. IL h7I.fu.,! u.
NeE M-zIeg, ANNA and SyutA-u
Neyad. Hon Is75 to ISIS, auI L., IL
P~-r!cncs Ia that mountainous and de-.
EFT region made him familiar With tue
ioFosraPiy Of tie c~0uu;ry nLi the
NEEDS oi tie Poop e Of JLl- Coast. Sa1.
~Qs-nt - his Experience IL to- employ
81 tue A~trAiu.uu. Tnl-E4 * Santa Fr
lie -. empioyeI b. the CLi..c, <
NoItA W,.'cIn Railway +, tur,ey aui
'HIE"re III Io.iE~fu pnt Of u .lut.
which lie did amou- many r!lva.i.u,
and hardship t. IT, ,4;lIr -.l!-fae,.sa
4 tie crm!auy.
without any sIsr' Gu his part. though
Tue 'L"''"'~ q Trends ~ recognition
% DDS 'l'"''e i''cr7 ~ %" ~u-ihrrf
~"- 'A'''.'' "s WIS arf"i' tel 10 tue
position + SE'v~!" Of Gru.ral O: Nevada.
ana 81 '"T h".- lie f'c'!Y~fi notice 81
ms "lF"''i"eW !" 'hi Office he "a,
Gus s'H q" northern biS"i' ~ hI- pr
'eN7'o" am Vas NM" sHr."-.d at The
H'+t''t' "s H"""''"'i LII con.
'i''' "N' made r'"l''r.i!''H SO ACCEPT
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the NEW RAILROAD.

The prospects Of Eastern Ssrada At
the pr,s.pt time are encouraging. sur
v-ys for the proposed Ter route OF the
CLieago, BRr.iagtoa i Quincy RsilrJ4d
ave been made aud IL l. e.aiua,d that
Eastern capitalists vii pSsh u IL. ough-
This SECTION of the eOs0ty and eSpeci-
ally Sye CoaHty ViI feel the advantage
Of = railroad passing tLrogsL H. center.
AZ active ilps,us ia PROJECTING AEi
the Development Of the hines all Ee-
sglt from the ircrvs.sd iaci.ii-, foE
shipment of !O- grade ore. The Ne
yzd. Central RailEuad all onBro; zitA
the like ,LJUld bG-zutss warrant !t suI
this Place consequently euGid have the
oit.On in sLiIp:us It's freight upon
-!tbvT the C.Lffal IH-ife ar the ucz
rad and from oouI -tliioE tie Inc- o:
.TsigLt ia all probability WvCi l. lou-
rT-j. Bat iL-Ie have l+ru % lauy
railroads sg~ CT % L Tu-h-d through
hat tn uHH tIty o. til people HIRE 20
NOT iLE- U.CgL tick ii IuiHnrs aEI ie-
epa4- convinced Ouly a!;cr tie ~grS j.
COMMERCIAL aud a part 81 the s"IG conn
Pi-i-,l. The STATE # y, yaIa Aa- LIVED
u promises for = Lu4L-G a.. Years a-L
~seus l. iss!,VnG IL railroad buIlIiu-
=IlE the greater psIt % chr roPala;i"a
Senator Mute gLIle herr told the Wrt-
~ that be believed tbs: u ~as % Iona
dIe project aBI felt jaH.,an; over ;L-
times Eh!ch sal happen ia b.
mont. Ne nope liz ~san-E.ur -Ap-cts-
vill y realized - the nri--Jruu.
Cams ned at era Of lie aud IFu~P-rt,
10 qsTek~D IT, pulse o; = lille, Cum
-aaIig.-[ACst!z Rry~!.Ie.
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EDucArIoxAL.

S,ys the Washington Post Of the Is,h
Instant: The ars session OF the con
veu;ion Of the Nstiorai D-psrneut o.
NuPenEt nienes vas called to order IN
the lecture rocrs OF the National Nass
um by P.-.i5eai Cbas. s. Yong. Of
k.Lo. Nv yesterday morning. viii
sSozt nc kandrsd Peiasogs=siH attn
ds-ce, ineiadins sapenn.eDdsD;s Of In
siraeti0a from nearly every State 10 the
UuioB. " c. paaghsry, Of Peoria.
III, is Vice Presid-ai. a=d Charles C.
Davidson. Of Aui4nee. u, i Secretary
The President ie;ruigeei Conlais
sioDer Webs. Eho. on behalf Of the co
pie Of Washington. welcomed ihs Super
i~ntrnIeEi. 20 tie city. He spoke o: tbr
education Of the I-apl, Of the Vboz-
nation as matter Of the fEsS inpOTt-
Gnee. nui the meeting Of the Assoc!I
tioB hagiss the discussion of eGac4tiOa
in view. E=s az even, Of u-EtiJu4l irs-
PorEnee. H7- to proig=e. keep sIIV.
AID foster tks profession q teaching.
making it EOr,hy Of the bet nrB, Uas
4sabjsc: the discussion Of which would
firing aboa; great god. Elaes;i1n aud
the administration o: the Pqslie scL o.
should b. kiieI above the level Of party
and euTrus;ei to the best msaIeFs o:
each community.
President YgzDg. in reply. Thanked
C~oumassiuu-r ". b. for bis kind Eel-
eoas 70 Washington, which "a the
centre o! legislation. If art and history.
and should be the eize.i!DnaI Niece.
Congress has neglected tie ,daeItI1nal
Interests Of the nation. Appropriation.
we're annually made !or the Mi!lt4Ey
aud NaEzi AGA !~eD!es, hut not q cent
hrI b-eu given toward :0aniing = great
n4:!on4l university such A. had been
ioaBied IN France, Germany aDi o;heT
-D1E:ri-s and Euch a. Washington
dreamed Of. The poiey 81 the -; Con
grs' seemed - have been ..nii!,us for
defense, hut 10; a cen; for edEc4t.oI.''
aud while Washington zith it, broad
avenues was jaS!ly r-gArlei4s tie mod
eI city Of the Eorll. no; even tie corner
stone II washiHE7ou's great IL al uni
ver>ity had been laid.
Commenting on tie CONVENTION. the
Post say: No visitors zhO cYziI r9E-
90 Washington you'll deserve . vE:m.r
welcome than the tesehes:s If the public
schools o; the lauG ncE gathered here.
There i in TIE wolf no higher or rsprs
honorable tile than hat Of teacher.
We tu t thy hud Washington all their
fancy pa.L;,d II, and that they v.I
think it EOrh able - -: aTaI; one
day in tie year for National Assembly
here, where the ueakle---s and need
Of the public 'ehOoi s!.;.u eau Le %
probably discussed.
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IT.. er.., H..A, race.
A London dispatch of The .s,h says
..Th. Coroust arrived e Q.e.rs;OSi

A Lopdoa dispatch Of the ssth says:
The Coronet arrived e Qse.Es:OSR
a; ll3O o'esoek yesterday morning
Nothing has b-en seen OF the Dazut'ss-
The CUrOnet passed ale Winning POiH;
Al 1870 o'clock tinker a full Pr-s Ot
canvass, -ini " - ". AID t->k-
From ,;aTi To- Eni-h the CoroEs; II
peri-nc-i strong gals Wiik ;~r-G~ujgz>
~as. On Tg-SdHy aud W,ju-dsy lat
,Le hove - for ,-vtrsI Eous ,Srb dsy
AID made Oaiy 20 Eliiv- q :, LoEr
urr average ~rguHiuS passr vaHul
FROM 30 TO 30 ale = ~ TEv Cor-
he; people t-l.-re that the D4uuir~s
.iIl l. q - ~ EoGr Later IL =EuT.u-
Captain Andersen. is- ua,-.iyr. @g>
tie u--tArr 49, ta- sur.I l. ever
experienced II al h4s ia AunI=
sa--s-
The naaih-r Of T-~gn- % h-rr! ~
Cyl,n-i VAS izs4;y-rlu=. .Idalru-
fourteen @!.oF-. Gge g e.. .;rszui
cyoE. u--s 10y arai ayr -G-%> -
oAcr. ser: C-g'a Il. q =. ..a-E.
utu=4tnr. I. 4 q. A-.iaE-9i: asz.-~
". 4. wh.'iLr. AL O::g Lei.-a.
b2a:,saia. Az. a.;u, B,rs-s.a.
Tl~ as.aai t.m &C. = - IL tie -
.sy-, cy4p-;rI "r ice zach ta>-. va-
Il DAYS. - Lag~. ; :-.Lai- AL u
.-ga nd IL- -LB.- rvr.E-r ~ u.L.-
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Inst Trianv Amos johnson lco'orcd
vas hanged at Marion. Ark,n.a.. a.,
on,insins IL htiie whis gI eight year,
old.
\ fricht'ul crime was committed bv
Henry h"h' rnnuus. u Saloon ko.p"r. NJ
the corner Of } nrsun street uul T. ,si
~BrusdSny New York. Last Fridny morn.
irG. The victim If the unIrngr WIS -
!utie mmse girI thirteen S,arS Of NJ.
WHO =, n"rch turIly nt the hands Of
her nssrilnni. The worse than brute
escaped.
Tho body Of n woman who bad been
outraged and murdered vas fuunI ~
the hill 81 n tenement horsc At y, 2
New Bnwcrs. NV York. last Frrir;.
Sh" vas identified NJ Miss LOUIS, lat.
field. ~ Brooklyn school teacher.
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BENEFITS OF ORGANIZATION,

Every owner Of fifty head Of cattle in
tn, -rgchrnsh county should b.com. n
member Of the Nevada Live Stock A..
snciHti0D. The work accomplished by
the Association since its Organization
three years ng". II made public, would
nstoniSh all. without susb au or,,uj.
zhtion Nevada ]siockmcn would be at
The mercy OF thieving ru,tlcr-. and
many an unmarked calf rs we'll ms
branded steer woul; mysteriously diSnp.
pear. Now n case Of cattle stealing in
Nevada is "A rarity. ms the dishonest III.
Glued know that punishment, swiu and
sure, is sure TO follow an of.mse Of hdf
kind. Such n condition Of nr ,irs has
been 6rongh, nbont by tie comparative.
ly few members OF the Association. aud
IL IL but just that the hundreds OF sngc.
brush stUckDen. who are not; members
but are daily enjn!iug The results OF it's
lnbofs. should bear their share of the
buIden.- Sagobrush Stockman.
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ABlaEe.

Last evening between 5 Eni 2 O'eloek
car tssn ~4s startled by a CRY c! se.
ani a. ik,-= ~s n kiss uiai =; ;hr
tine. u1ck uErssiscSs EsS fSl; Entl II
~ Nscvrtainsd that TIE builiIzs dozu
81 tie IS;toa rear the river. oSDei ~
G,u-ce Asi-r.oa AL nd - = China
u>h 49, - shit-= AL - csbsr
hELha~ ar.ac -vI- IL tru-~ eC=i
ro: s-rrr1. We lara ia: The Sre -
orcNz-l - Tx Usi h5OEir- = 6ocr
op<a ruS 1P.sv =t2ER IT, Chisa
40 = eszE- ss,s Il x =it-=iuas TO
Fut -; til e. tinted ~ 10 ;OEa :o-
A-F 49, h-:or- - o1e o.zG -; ILer-
IL t~ r=s,.-a O.! IT, tzI&as 49, ia-v-
i'zts-- T= szLE-s u,z ;o;2l I~~
- sci A. iLs-e u==le: %: I!=-e. a.;
Ikea IA 60 - AzaLnei. IT, p'ia pal
r0~r> a-:s- - Gen Il IL sui Nc.
Geo A~=,vrlE ;hr eSasg 9: tx baGl-
:n--
We l-i-= zig; E-r- a--sa = call she
a.; %. a.o=r ,-t.-s, 3, iA- u-sr,-'y
O.. uaEia- .u- is,F-Tr's.a I, gangI
; Z l. lErrrs - -a-a- ecu,~G-
lea; p.e- u-ar g-i..le docs one o-
Z-I- i--nI. @: v-'v:. vlisE !rcsliioa
you'd or-u rr-s,ui Ivy Ia--~>.
EvrIy Lra--.nil-r Owe, !; L.; .LI, rp
As4.r'i DC; TO b. IL 5-ll"s, to G-r a.!
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Reno Journal The Board Of Uni.
versity Regents, Mt n meeting held 10y
them Wednesday. concluded to close the
State University for the term. and mott.
fed the instructors OF the institution
that their services wuuld then he re-.
quired no longer. The step is said TO
I've deemed necessary by the members Of
the Board III order to allow Of III ir
making n numJer of desired improve.
mrnls 10 the building.
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Time !, q. VI,

Mrs. J"liyboy--wherc on earth have
you beun7
Mr' il cannot tell II lie, I've been
at m'unish.
Mrs. J-That's where wo differ. ]
can tell n iic--whcn I hcur one. tCrncl
S%i'enc", during which som, thing Is
heard 10 drop
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Following j. list Of l~Dt,.rs 70.
rnoruinS Ia tie rn.tunire at T. ko. Sat.
urdHy. VI ,rclr 20. 1887.
Ferry. Mrs. IN. ~ Moore. !. 4.
IL rr,S"m R"h"ii, Shtrp VI. u.
Persons rnIlir. for any 81 the above
letters vii peas" say ".,lyertis"d.''
JNs. T.. IN ~ l.. VI.
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I.s:T.iy

T.Neu " 10y the underlined aIuu:
Nov. /, l->@. "4- Ire. A.r.~. sLI,~
face. ul- "a; 10 !.rr- p.l. braided aLI
vented u e." .v.t lid, lT.alr4 \ IA LEFT,
.Fg-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

Mr.. Reason Bissett is very low with con.
sumption.
Mrs. B. Smith, Of Martins Ferry, is Wis.
iting friends here.
Mra. Wheat, Of South Wheeling, is Wis.
iting her uncle, Thos. Hendrix.
Mrs. Theophilus Pugh has been absent
for some daysin Martins Ferry. h
All the machines in the nail factory
stopped yesterday for want Of steel. :
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Bursce was buried yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. Wildwood, of Cincinnati, General
Agent Of the Phoenix Insuranc Company,
is hero.
Mr.. Lee, employed at the Riverside steel
plant, hsd his foot badly mashed by a fall
ing pipe yesterday.
The revival at the Methodist Church ia
Still going on. There have been 12l CON.
versions and 81 accessions.
The shaft at the lower steel plant that
WAS sent to Philadelphia last week for
repairs, ia expected back again Saturday
or Monday.
The approaching marrisge OF Mr.. Ar.
mour and Miss Mollie Hickey was an.
nounced at the Catholic Church for the
first time last Sunday. AZ
The organ that was auctioned of at the
Mayors office yesterday was purchased by
MIR: Harry Riddle for the Odd Fellows
and will be put into their hall. :.
MI. Thomas Mann, the former manager
Of the steel works, is moving bis house.
hold goods to the railroad, preparatory to
leaving with his family for Erie, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

At q meeting Of the Board OF Managers
OF the Childrens' Home, held on. Wednes.
day, Mrs. DR.. ]. G. Hupp, Mrs. N.
Richardson, MiEs A. E. List and Miss
Annie Logan were appointed committee
to express, on behalf OF the Board, their
deep regret at tho death OF Mrs. George
PAUL. They have reported as follows:
We desire to bear loving testimony OF
our high appreciation Of her character as
a. Christian, a friend and an earnest work.
er in behalf OF the unfortunate. Sweet
memories Of her kind and loving deeds
can never be forgotten by those who
claimed her as friend.
Resolred, That in the death Of Mrs,
PAUL. the children Of the Home have lost
a kind and sympathetic friend, to whose
love and care they could always appeal
with assurance Of ready response. ~
Resolred, That as Board Of Managers
We bear testimony to her purity Of pur.
pose, her devotion to duty and sweetness
Of spirit, evinced In her willing and ever
ready disposition 10 asoume the duties
and responsibilities devolvirg upon her.
Resolved, That We extend 10 the be-.
reaved husband and family our heartfelt
sympathy In this hour OF sorrow, trusting
they will find comfort in tho thought,
HE doeth all things we'll"
Resolved, That these resolutions be com.
municated 10 the family and be entered
on the records Of the Children's Home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
GETTING THINGS READY
For tho Big Reunion of tho Society OF the
- ArnY nf Mcst NlrclnIn.

For tho Big Reunion of tho Society OF tho
Army of West Virginia.
The general executive committee Of the
Society OF the Army Of West Virginia met
last evening at the Chamber OF Commerce,
and after reading the minutes Of the last
meeting proceeded to appoint the necea.
sary committees for tho purpose OF carry.
ing out all tho details connected with the
coming seuIiap, q list of which will
DO completed shortly and published. A
motion wss passed authorizing tho Secre.
tary TO request tho Ohio Valley Trades
Assembly aud the District Assembly OF the
knights Of Labor each, to furnish ths
names Of five representative members to
act in conjunction with the committees OF
the Chamber Of Commerce and Society of
the Army Of Wes. Virginia, Tbs COM
mittee will hold another meeting in the
near future for the purpose OF completing
the committees aad attending to such
other details as may bs found necessary.
A resolution IVES psssed to the effect thSt
this committee would not feel justifcd in
loanirs the flags or decorations without
further consideration. Tho lag5 are the
ones purchased with the big tents ard
other paraphernalia Of the Society.
A special invitation 10 sill old soldiers is
extended, to obtain their certificates OF
membership i'll the Society OF the Army
Of West Virginia ct the bean bake 10 BIO
held in the Chapline street rink on Thura-
day evening, February a.. The Secretary,
@. E. Irwin. will have desk convenient
and an be prepared to isaue the certificates to
all who may apply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
"NANCY s. COZ
A Splendid Comedy Booked ut tho Opera
House for Monday Night.

A Splendid Comedy Booked at tho Opera
House for Monday Night.
Arthur Rehan's company, which is 20
appear at the Opera Hcuss next Monday
evening in Augus.in Days new 4.act
comedy entitled "Nsncy & Co." will be
one OF The very best attractions Of tho 6ea-
son-one worthy the patronage of n large
and fashionable audience. Seats 90 on
sale OF Banners this morning and quite u
demand for the choice rows ia anticipated.
Mr.. Rshnn'G company is spoken of by an
exchange es ''ths only gil!-sdged COM
pany trsveling-a pe,iec! MOSAIC OF light
comedians" The company aud play have
met with unbounded success every place,
often getting the lions share, when play
ing against famous attractions.
Last Tuesday mornings Pittsburgh Dis.
patch contained the following notice:
"Nancy 4 Co." which was presented at
the Opera House last night by Arthur
Rehan's company, 10 q brilliant comedy,
and the company is far above the average
in point OF talent. Misc Carrie Turner,
who is fayorsbly known here, has part
that fits her like q glove. Then there is
Harry Hottie, m old.tine favorite. His
comedy lie clean cut, yet mellow and re.
freshing. Mrs.. Maeder, also well-krown
here, is well suited in her part. Tho
other people are all new, but none the
worse for that. Many Of the situations
are exceedingly funny and the people are
able to get all the fun out Of them. There
is no rough and tumble circus business in
it, but clean, bright, artistic work. The
play 10 from tho German and has been
adapted by Mr.. DAILY, than whom there
are mono more clever in this line. There
arc no chestnuts there, only tho fresh,
aa.rsnt bloom. .Tl aa.. n